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Forward: Chatted with the manager over lunch at the company about past experiences. He said, “Bro, do you know what lucky shit is?” When I first started working at the company, I had stomach problems one day; I went to the bathroom seven or eight times during the morning at work, and I went to the bathroom again right after work. My boss happened to return from a business trip and saw me running to the bathroom over and over again, so he praised me, saying I was really hardworking – so busy at work that I didn’t even have time to go to the bathroom! Later, I got promoted...
There was once a subcontractor who didn’t understand technology. One day, I sneaked into the construction site to see which worker was working the hardest. As a result, one guy had sharp eyes and noticed it right away; he went over to the flange and started unscrewing and screwing bolts. Even the subcontractor didn’t understand it, so the next day the company praised this guy for working so hard.
It can do work! ! ! ! It’s better than being able to work!
Later, we made fun of them. When their second boss found out, he invited us for a meal.
Still the same old saying: being able to speak is better than being able to do it: lol
If you were a leader, would you prefer someone who is good at talking or someone who is good at doing things?
I’ve thought about what you said, and I think it’s the latter
Three points for ability, six points for luck, and one point for the support of fortunate people.